A solar rooftop system works on the concept of conversion of sunlight into electricity. The phenomenon is known as the photovoltaic effect.

When sunlight falls on the PV cells in a solar panel, the sunlight is converted into electricity. The generated power is DC current. An AC combiner box is used to convert that DC power into usable AC power.

The generated AC electricity is fed into a bidirectional meter that supplies power to the house. It also exports excess power to the DISCOM (grid) and imports power from the grid if electricity generated by the rooftop solar system is not enough to cover the daily requirement.

Under the DBT scheme, the subsidy application process has become much easier. Here's a step-by-step breakdown:
Visit the National Portal for Rooftop Solar website. Download the Sandes app from the website and install it. Register as a customer on the Sandes app.
After receiving the No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the official, choose SolarSquare as your solar installation company. Discuss the project details with us and sign an agreement. Upon receiving payment, we will commence the installation process. We will then provide a work completion report and apply for a net meter installation on your behalf.
You will receive a commissioning certificate upon completion. Submit your bank account information and upload a copy of a cancelled cheque through the National Portal for Rooftop Solar.
Once the fund handling agency receives your details, the subsidy will be credited to your bank account within 30 days. By following these steps, you can smoothly complete the process and enjoy the benefits of solar energy.

If you want to save money from the sun, Solar is the best investment for you. Solar allows you to save on your monthly electric bills plus it also allows you to save the planet by going green. Solar energy is a true form of renewable clean energy which leads to zero pollution (air, noise, land) and emits no greenhouse gases mitigating climate change.

All you need to qualify for a solar system is - empty space on your roof and access to your rooftop. Just fill the project enquiry form on our website and our team will contact you to discuss your requirement. Once the project is finalised, we will take care of your entire plant design, installation and maintenance.

Yes, Solar panels do produce electricity in cloudy or rainy weather albeit with reduced efficiency. This fall in production is considered in the unit generation estimates provided for every project.